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Anthropic co-founder calls for AI regulation, warns race is 'a car without brakes' China's chip exports jump 136% on AI-driven memory shortage Anthropic finds robots cheaper than humans for just 0.3% of tasks
A Eye on AI - 12:31 PM This hour on A Eye on AI: Anthropic co-founder Jack Clark visits Japan and urges stronger AI regulation, calling the US-China race a 'car without brakes' and admitting his own company failed to monitor its system. China's integrated circuit exports surge 136% to US$45 billion in September as a memory chip shortage from AI infrastructure drives prices up. Anthropic's new report reveals robots can handle 74% of physical tasks but are cost-competitive for just 0.3%, shifting the automation debate to economics. In industry news, Indian startup Scimplify raises $25 million with AI-powered chemical production, and Zenzap secures $44 million for an AI business messenger. On the consumer side, Google expands Gemini-powered scam detection to millions of Android devices, while Deezer introduces a filter for AI-generated music. All this and more in today's AI briefing.